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You can now experience Björk’s heartbreak in VR
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TPR: The Public's Radio
A publicity shot for Björk’s Vulnicura VR Remastered, the latest iteration of a VR project the Icelandic pop artist started working on almost a decade ago.
When Björk first released parts of Vulnicura VR, consumer VR was the hot new thing.
As such, the initial versions of Vulnicura VR could only be viewed by museum visitors.
PulseJet Studios founder John Gearty wears an Apple Vision Pro headset while setting up a demo of Björk’s Vulnicura VR Remastered at his company’s office in San Francisco.
Björk’s project arrives in its remastered version at an inflection point for the VR industry.
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